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Jazmeen Kaur, a student of Class I of the school, won the first prize in the ‘Rhyme and Shine’ category at Kala Utsav, hosted by DPS, Mohali. Jazmeen’s remarkable performance captivated the judges and audience alike, earning her a trophy...

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Updated At : 11:59 AM Nov 30, 2024 IST

Jazmeen Kaur, a student of Class I of the school, won the first prize in the ‘Rhyme and Shine’ category at Kala Utsav, hosted by DPS, Mohali. Jazmeen’s remarkable performance captivated the judges and audience alike, earning her a trophy and a cash prize of Rs 500. The event saw participation from talented students across the region, making Jazmeen’s achievement even more commendable.

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